Obsidian Track Light

• Aerospace-grade aluminum construction delivers exceptional longevity
• Magnetic rail technology enables effortless light repositioning
• Expandable architecture adapts to any spatial requirement

Material — Aluminium

Finish — Black, White

Light source — Integrated LED

Bulb included — Yes

Dimmable — On request

Voltage — 90–260VAC

Installation — Hardwired

Sloped ceiling — Compatible

Module types — Floodlight, Grille Light A, Grille Light B, Fill Light, Spotlight A/B/C/D

LED lifespan — 50,000+ hours

Certifications — UL, CE, CCC, RoHS

More setup than a single fixture, but still straightforward — choose your mount style, wire the power feed, then snap the light modules into place.

Before you begin

• Mounting — four configurations: plaster-in (trimless), embedded (recessed), surface-mounted, or suspended (hanging); pick what matches your space and ceiling
• Power — connects to a ceiling or wall junction box via an integrated power feed; some layouts use a remote or surface driver box
• Fixtures — light modules snap magnetically into the track and can be repositioned without tools
• Ceilings — works on flat or sloped ceilings
• Dimming — many modules dim; always verify compatibility with your dimmer and power driver first

What you'll need

• Drill and drill bits, screwdriver, voltage tester, wire stripper, wire nuts
• Mounting anchors and screws, measuring tape, pencil, level
• Optional: drywall saw (embedded installs), suspension cables and ceiling toggles (hanging systems)

Step by step

1. Turn off the power — at your breaker panel, and confirm with a voltage tester at the junction box.
2. Select your mounting type and prepare the surface — plaster-in requires cutting and framing the ceiling to embed the track flush, then finishing with joint compound; embedded requires cutting a slot and screwing the channel into joists; surface-mounted attaches directly with anchors and screws; suspended requires marking suspension points, installing ceiling toggles or anchor bolts, and attaching hanging wires, adjusted to your desired drop height.
3. Connect the power feed — black to black, white to white, green or bare to ground. Secure with wire nuts, tuck into the junction box, and secure the power feed cover.
4. Join additional tracks, if your layout needs them — use magnetic or mechanical connectors, aligning the copper conductors inside the channels. Choose an I-Connector for straight runs, L-Connector (ceiling-to-ceiling) for 90° turns, L-Connector (ceiling-to-wall) for transitions, or T-Connector for three-way branches.
5. Install the magnetic light modules — snap them into the powered channel; the magnetic system handles both the mechanical hold and the electrical contact. Modules can be repositioned or swapped anytime, tool-free.
6. Restore power and test — check that all modules illuminate properly and that dimming or directional functions work as expected.

Good to know

• Use only compatible magnetic fixtures and drivers as specified for your product.
• For trimless and embedded systems, installation is easiest during construction or a remodel.
• Secure all suspension cables and verify weight capacity for hanging mounts.
• Avoid overtightening screws near trimless or recessed edges to keep the finish flush.
• For complex layouts or multi-zone dimming, bring in an electrician or lighting specialist.

Need help planning your custom track system? Email hey@navadecor.co.

Every order is eligible for customization by our skilled in-house team.

Frequently Requested Modifications

• Adjusted hanging or suspension length
• Custom material finish or paint color
• Modified light emission color or temperature
• Dimmer integration
• Scaled dimensions (larger or smaller)
• Complete fixture redesign based on your specifications